Clients

Public domain information about the types of organisation we have helped

Burgh House has worked for more than sixty clients since it commenced operations on St Helena in 2007.

Confidentiality Statement

Burgh House takes its clients’ confidentiality very seriously. Therefore except where our involvement is in the public domain we do not reveal the names of our clients or discuss in detail the work we have done for them.

We can, however, describe the many types of client for which we have worked, and the sorts of work we have done.

Our past work is described with our ‘Service Descriptions’ page. Read on to learn more about our clients.

Client Types

Our clients have ranged in size from single-person enterprises to global multinationals, with annual turnovers of between a few thousand and a several billion pounds.

They have been in a wide variety of sectors, including:

• Agricultural

• Automotive

• Banking

• Business services

• Credit Cards

• Food and Drink

• Governmental and quasi-governmental
(e.g. parastatals)

• Information Technology

• Insurance

• Investment

• Landscaping and gardening

• Leisure and Entertainment

• Management

• Manufacturing

• Media
(via Burgh House Media Productions)

• Medical

• Retailing

• Social Policy

• Software & Website Development
(via Burgh House Software)

• Tourism

• Tourism Property Management

• Training & Development
(via Burgh House Training & Development)

• Transport

• Utilities

• Voluntary and charity

• Website Developmennt

Public Domain Client Names

The following client names are already in the public domain:

John Turner was Manager and Managing Director for the Bank of St Helena on an Interim Manager basis for three years, from April 2005 to March 2008.
Catherine Turner and John Turner ran training courses open to the general public, on behalf of both the St Helena Development Agency and the Adult and Vocational Education Service (AVES). (As these courses were open to the public our involvement in them is already in the public domain.).
In November 2008 John Turner delivered a public presentation, sponsored by the Government of St Helena, entitled “The Prevention & Detection of Money Laundering”. See our ‘Documents’ page to download a copy.

Burgh House does not provide any services that require regulation under the Financial Services Ordinance 2008.

Burgh House welcomes all customers without distinction of any kind, such as sex, sexual orientation, race, colour, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, association with a national minority, property, age, disability, birth or other status.